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<br />In an attempt to maintain uniformity (and to avoid the Republican Basin problem the <br />CWCB and CWRPDA have), the IBCC roundtables were based on the Water Divisions <br />used by the State Engineer and state water courts. <br /> <br />Two exceptions were the North Platte in Division 6 and the Metro in Division 1. <br /> <br />Division 4 is generally referred to as the Gunnison basin - though the boundaries of <br />Division 4 run west to the state line - and the Gunnison River doesn't. <br /> <br />For most of its nm in Colorado, the Dolores River is in Division 7. Only as it leaves the <br />state does it enter into Division 4. <br /> <br />The Dolores River basin is in one Basin Roundtable through the state line by changing <br />the boundaries of the Dolores / San Miguel/San Juan Roundtable to include Water <br />Management Districts 60, 61 and 63. <br /> <br />The people of southwest Colorado asked for this change. <br /> <br />No one loses a seat on the Gunnison or D/SM/SJ Roundtables because of the change. <br /> <br />Mesa County will pick up a seat on the D/SM/SJ Roundtable. <br />